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  • Plant Biology
  • Proteomics
  • Plant Immunology

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  • Xylem sap proteomics offers insights into plant defense and communication.
  • Tracking over 3000 proteins in two crop species enhances understanding of plant responses.
  • Previous analyses overlooked crucial immune components detectable in xylem sap.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To assess the sensitivity and reproducibility of xylem sap proteome analysis.
  • To identify plant immune response components and novel elements of the plant immune system.
  • To compare the flg22 response in two distinct crop plants, *Solanum tuberosum* and *Hordeum vulgare*.

Main Methods:

  • Proteomic analysis of xylem sap from individual plants.
  • Quantification of over 3000 proteins in *S. tuberosum* and *H. vulgare*.
  • Analysis of the flg22 elicitor response in xylem sap.

Main Results:

  • Identified immune response components, including calcium/calmodulin-dependent kinases and G-type lectin receptor kinases, not found in root or shoot analyses.
  • Observed significant differences in the flg22 response between *S. tuberosum* (78 proteins) and *H. vulgare* (over 450 proteins).
  • Discovered conserved responses in CAZymes and lipid metabolism pathways, with notable presence of HSP70 family proteins in xylem sap.

Conclusions:

  • Xylem sap proteomic analysis is sensitive and reproducible for studying plant defense.
  • Novel components of the plant immune system were identified in xylem sap.
  • The flg22 response in xylem sap highlights conserved and species-specific defense mechanisms, with unique roles for extracellular proteins like HSP70.